MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1941.
PAGE FIVE
LOCAL and
. Mtdford Visitors Mr. and
) Mrs. W. D. Somraen of Pros
pect motored to Medford Satur
day to attend to business and
shop.
To Reshlngle Rankin Estes
applied at the city building in
spector's office today for a per
mit to reshingle the residence
at 915 Pennsylvania avenue at
a stated cost of $150.
Collide Mark Demko, 19.
North Peach street, and Lloyd
L. Damon, 42, Lake Creek, op
erated cars that collided Satur
day evening at East Main and
Bartlett streets, according to a
report on file today.
Caps Stolen C. H. Groves,
738 Oak street, reported to city
police that the radiator and
gasoline tank caps of his car
were stolen last night while the
car was parked on North Cen
h tral avenue near Main street
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Dixon and daughters June, Bar
bara and Carrol were week-end
visitors at the Elliott farm. Mr.
Dixon is paymaster for the
Ewauna Box company at Klam
- ath Falls.
Train Late The southbound
7:55 a.m. Southern Pacific train
' arrived In Medford at noon to
day, delayed by military re
quirements. The northbound
11:20 a.m. train arrived in Med
ford at 12:10 p.m.
Lights Stolen Two fog lights
were stolen from the car owned
by James Bayess, 339 South
Central avenue, when the car
was parked in front of his resi
dence, according to a report on
t file at city police headquarters
j today.
'
New Address The U. S. army
reception center at Fort Doug
las, Utah, today notified the
Mall Tribune that the address
of James A. Doren is now Air
Corps Unasslgned, Biloxi, Miss.
Doren enlisted recently through
the Medfqrd recruiting station.
e e .
Assigned Word was received
here today from the army that
, Roscoe E. Wells, local youth
who enlisted through the Med
ford recruiting station recently,
has been assigned to Jefferson
Barracks, Mo. His official ad
dress is Air Corps Unasslgned,
Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
. At Conference Capt. S. M.
Tuttle, chairman of the Jackson
County Council of Defense, and
Frank Hull, coordinator, were
. in Salem today attending a con
j ferense with Gov. Charles A.
Sprague. The governor called
county civilian defense heads
together to simplify and stand
ardize procedures and rules and
regulations for the entire state.
Meeting Tomorrow Food
group of the Jackson County
Council of Defense will meet at
7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Sal
vation army'' hall, Bartlett and
Fourth streets. All who have
registered for this kind of work
and others able to help were
invited to the meeting. One
hundred and fifty men and wom
en are needed. Purpose of the
group Is to prepare and serve
food in any emergency.
Arrives Here Mrs. E. H.
Lloyd of London, England, ar
rived here by train today from
- San Francisco where she had
been visiting relatives. She
plans to make her home with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Morrill of Hono
lulu, T. H., who have taken up
residence in the R. W. Sleeter
home on East Main street. The
' Morrills, former Medford resi
dents , returned recently from
a visit in British Columbia.
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DR. A. R. HEDGES
Chiropractic a Naturopath!
PhyaMan
Phone 3170 121 E. Main Bt
THE gpryg
Whn It U understood that titan
art 34 movabl egront or vertebra
in U backbone of a person, and
that nerv trunk laaua to rtiht and
lft between ch Juncture of tha
mwsU: that each of the nam
trunk carrlee million of Individual
fibree bundled together Ilk a tele
phone cable leading to various part
of the body then It la easy to rea
lise how any on of thoa part and
organ may be affected by Den ob
structionend why the effeeta can
be a numerous as we have names of
disease. It I possible for on or
sever! of the individual vertebrae to
ip or turn simntly from their proper
rc;tioe by reeeoa of sudden twist,
fails, blow, strain or constant vibra
tion. Sine nerve run to ceerv vital
organ, when a narv is Impinged by
displacement of vertebrae, tt th
. spin, health I grestly impaired. A
m perfect ptne would mean ewellent
health A plr.l eiamlnatlon ahould
:-sv be a part of avrf endeavor to
regain health.
PERSONAL
Local Visitors Among Med
ford business visitors Saturday
were Harold Arnold of Griffin
Creek, W. A. Kyiniston and
family of Talent and R. B. Train
of Shady Cove.
Home Today Delmer Wright
of 60 North Orange street and
Donald Wright of Jacksonville
Star route returned home today
by motor after spending the
week-end in San Francisco.
DEFENSE SERVICES
'NOT ON ALERT' IS
(Continued From Pag Oo)
weapons, eight 5-inch anti-aircraft
guns, and three aircraft.
It cost $5,926,000 and was al
tered at a cost of $7,000,000 to
increase its armor.
(The Cassin, Shaw and Downes
were of the Mahan destroyer
class, in the 1933 program. The
Cassin and Shaw were both
launched Oct. 28, 1935, at the
Philadelphia navy yard. They
were of 1,500 tons displacement
and cost from $3,400,000 to
$3,750,000 each. The Downes
was launched at Norfolk navy
yard April 2, 1936, and was
similar to the other two.)
No Planes In Air
Knox said no army or navy
planes were in the air when
the attack came, although planes
of the navy's customary dawn
patrol already were over the
horizon.
The navy had not been pa
trolling at night, Knox told a
questioner, considering such pa
trol would be ineffective. He
said he believed 300 patrol
planes would have had to be
operating to entirely safeguard
the islands from surprise attack.
Army losses in aircraft were
severe, Knox said, and some
hangars also were destroyed.
But he added that replacements
had already arrived or were on
their way.
The Utah, the target ship lost,
had not been used as a com
batant ship for many years. It
was subjected to a furious at
tack because, Knox said, the
Japanese thought they were
knocking out an aircraft carrier.
(The Utah was launched Dec.
23, 1909, at the New York Ship
building 'company yards, and
was a former battleship being
used as a wireless controlled
target ship. It had 19,800 tons
displacement.)
No Carrier In Port
Actually, he said, no aircraft
carrier was in Pearl Harbor at
the time. The Arizona, he said,
was destroyed by the explosion
first of its boiler and then Jts
forward magazine, as a result
of a hit by a bomb which is
believed to have literally passed
down the smoke stack.
The mine layer Oglala was
a converted merchantman, for
merly a passenger ship on the
Fall River line which was con
verted into a mine layer during
the World war. She carried one
5-Inch gun, two 3-inch anti-aircraft
guns and a complement
of 373 men.
Knox said some ships already
had been repaired and were
ready for sea. .
Others, he explained, will
take from a week to several
months to repair. The Okla
homa was placed In the cate
gory requiring several months.
Knox told a questioner that
the Japanese planes which es
caped "flew In four directions"
to baffle pursuit
Knox said he estimated that
from three to four week at
least would have been required
to make preparations for the
raid. He told an inquirer a
rumor that the navy had been
forewarned was untrue.
O.5.C. Prof'g Son
Killed In Action
Corvallls, Dec. 15. (JC The
navy department notified J. S.
Jones, professor of agricultural
chemistry at Oregon State col
lege, today of the death of his
ton, Lieut. William Shirley
Jones, 25, in action in the Philip
pines. Lieut. Jones wis In the naval
air corps stationed at Cavite at
the outbreak of war.
HEADS C OF C
I Salem, Dec. 13. (JPt Carl
Hogg, electrical appliance deal
er, was elected president of the
. Salem chamber of commerce to
day.
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PATROL SHELTERS
Fifteen Ready for Use of
Sky Watchers Mills,
Business Houses Aid.
Medford American Legion post
today started to deliver and set
up the first of air raid patrol
shelters. Fifteen are now ready
for use, according to the com
mittee in charge, and a further
survey is being made to deter
mine how many more are need
ed. One is on display at the
side of the Jackson County
Chamber of Commerce.
The committee said the re
sponse for help on the project,
sponsored by the American Le
gion, was lnstanteous with mills,
business houses and trade unions
supplying labor and materials
without cost. All materials not
donated were furnished at actu
al wholesale cost, it was stated.
The shelters are six by eight
feet in size and will accommo
date a cot and small heating
stove. Anyone having either of
these items, as well as folding
chairs to donate may call Ameri
can Legion headquarters at city
hall, 4283.
Post Commander E. W. Win
kle stated that the need of the
patrol shelters was brought to
his attention by the local Elks
lodge which constructed and set
up the first one. Upon Investi
gation the post found that in the
outlying districts civilians have
been standing guard in the open
on 24-hour shifts and in many
instances suffering severe hard
ships. Other organizations and busi
ness firms who have thus far
contributed to this project are
the Eagles lodge. Disabled
American Veterans, Padgham
planing mill, Timber Products
company, Medford corporation,
Porter Lumber company, Hub
bard brothers, Hansen Hard
ware, Big Pines Lumber com
pany, Trowbridge and Flynn,
Medford stationery store. Brill
Sheet Metal works, Jenkins Sign
company, Frank Clark, Eker
son Paint and Roofing store. Cen
tral Labor hall and the Carpent
ers and Painters unions.
TO
PATROL SHELTERS
Members of the Kiwanls club
made plans to donate two air
raid patrol shelters to Jackson
County defense volunteer work
ers when they met in joint ses
sion with Kiwanlan Dames at
Hotel Medford this noon. Gene
Thomas, Kiwanis member, do
nated money for one shelter and
the club will complete financing
of the second shelter.
B. E. Harder, chairman of the
Jackson County Red Cross war
relief fund, spoke briefly of the
campaign now under way in the
county to raise .) 12, 000 for war
relief purposes. Ernest Koefoed
was appointed aa representative
from the Kiwanis club to work
on the county committee.
Joan Francis was awarded the
doll which was dressed and out
fitted by members of Kiwanlan
Dames. She Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Blng Francis. Mrs.
O. J. Halboth, president of Ki
wanlan Dames and Capt. Charles
Cox participated In the presenta
tion. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Btsbet of Portland and
Mr. Harder.
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Patty Berg Hurt in Crash
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Patty Brg. the golf star, was recovering In a Corsicana,
Tax., hospital from a double compound fracture of the loft kne
cap suffered in an automobile accident Doctors said she would
recover and her golf career would not be aflecud.
Heroes of Island Battles
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uapt. vonn r. ivauy, tr. t.ignw, w - - -!
flUr who helped even the Pearl Harbor score by planting
three bombs on the Japanese battleship Haruna near the Philip
pines, leaving her afire and sinking. He alto was listed as dead.
First Lt Boyd D. Wagner (lit). of the army air corps was
cited by Lt. Gen. Douglas MacArthur who said "When attack
ed by five enemy puriuit planes Wagner shot two planes out
of the air and machin-gunnd 12 on the ground, leaving 5 burn
ing." The action was near AparrL
PERISH IN BLAZE
Corvallls, Ore., Dec. 15. (Pi
An early morning fire killed
three members of a farm family
of six near here yesterday.
Flames of undetermined ori
gin spread throughout the
house, nine miles north of Cor
vallls. before Mrs. R. G. Slater
awakened to shout an alarm.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hillebrand,
owners of the home, ran up
stairs to rescue their sons.
Hillebrand escaped with son
William, 18, throuyh a second
story window, but Mrs. Hille
brand was trapped with the
other son. Homer Jr.. 13. Hille
brand's brother. Art Hillebrand,
about 50, also was trapped.
Hospital attendants said Wil
liam, prominent in Future Farm
ers of America activities, was in
serious condition from burns.
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"3 GIRLS ABOUT TOWN"
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Santa's Letter Christmas, 1941
Dear Santa, here's my letter
With just this little bit to say.
Let all my toys be stamped
"Made In the U. S. A."
Santa I'm Just a little guy.
Not big enough to scrap.
But never again will I play
With a toy made by a Jap.
And Santa that order ?oes
For Germany and Italy, too.
I'm sure you won't mind,
'Cause they don't care much
for you.
So Santa If you forget
And bring toys "Made in Jap
an
I beg you to forgive me
When you find them In the
ash can.
Pauline Crocker.
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Rialto's Star
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Popular Marian Marsh re
turns to the screen opposite
Jack LaRue in "A Gentleman
From Dixie," which comes to
the Rialto theatre for tomorrow
and Wednesday as the compan
ion feature with "Ladles In Re
tirement," sensational mystery
drama starring Ida Luplno,
Louis Hayward and Elsa Lan
chester. In Dual Role
One of the most amazing pic
tures ever filmed Is playing at
the Craterian theatre through
tomorrow night with Spencer
Tracy in the dual starring role
of Robert Louis Stevenson's Im
mortal thriller, ''Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde." Lana Turner and
Ingrid Berman star with the
two-time Academy Award win
ner. T
PASSES IN IDAHO
Friends here today received
word of the death of a former
Medford resident, Ralph Henry
Gill, who died at the age of 49
at the home of a brother In Ida
ho Falls, Idaho, November 29 of
heart failure,
Mr. Gill had been 111 and had
succumbed in bed when mem
bers of the household went to
awaken him. Funeral service
were held and interment took
place in Idaho Falls December 4.
Mr. GUI was born at Went-
worth, S. D., and went to Idaho
Falls In 1908 with his parent.
He resided for a time In Cali
fornia and then in Ashland,
Klamath Falls and Medford. He
resided here a number of years,
employed as a car salesman by
various firms. He was consld
ered a musician of exceptional
ability and was prominent In
musical circles wherever he re
sided.
In addition to the brother at
whose home he died, Mr. Gill is
survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Helen Burke of Reno, Nev., and
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Notei Plea do not divulge
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WEDNESDAY
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Mrs. Dorothy De Forest of Red
ding, Cel., and two sisters, Mrs.
Elsie Boyd of Challls, Idaho, and
Mrs. Ida Foster of San Beno,
Cal.
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POIl BAT F B wee t voiced eanarlea.
cage, pet lupplle for ChrUtrnaa
gift. Monarch ad at Peed Co.
Pern RENT Modern, attractive a
room houw, partly furnished, water
paid. Call 31 Hani 8t near Big T.
POIt 0AU5 Chevrolet auto radio.
MOO. 101i4 Kbrth Oentral, rear of
Pierce Auto Freight,
POR BALK Christina tree holder.
Equipped with moltture oonulner,
keep the tree fresh longer. Mon
arch Seed A peed Co,
POR SALB
4-ltOOM houae. large living room
with hardwood floors, two bed
noma, wall lighted kitchen. e pr
ice porch, cement foundation. Oar
ag. Large ahde tree. Near high
school. Prloa Includea heater, eleo
trio eook atove and hot water heat
er. S13S0. 1500 cash.
Alec,
S3 ACRES, level Irrigated land, all In
liadlno clover, well located near
Medford. S13S ner acre. Would ac
cept house In Medford a part pay
ment. Alao
3-1 1 ACR5A, 4-roora house, Ladlno
clever pasture, a few English wsi.
nut trees, near Medford. Si COO.
Term.
U O. PrCKELLg g. RirUeti
FOR BALE Cacti of sll kinds. Olv
them aa gifts. Monarch seed a
Feed Co.
STRICT!, T modern new smalt un
furnished houae for rent. Conven
lenUy located. H. U Cook, 1104
West Main.
XMAB TREES Another carload ar
rived tbu . m. Sfte-AOe with stand.
Pay Lees Market. 333 So. Rlverald.
POR 8AL0 Garden gadget mat
weaj enrta tor garden fan. Mon
arch seed At Peed Co.
POR Myrtle Wood Olfte made In
Medford. as our large dlsplsy at
SOS E. Jackson (near the Armory).
POR RENT Hous keeping rooms. 810
n. Bartlett.
ATMORATS for sale or rent. Pre
demonstration. 7 Chestnut St..
Phone 4444.
WANTED Experienced dairymen.
Oood opportunity for right perty.
Ph.one 3330, or call at Lumsn Bros.
Market.
POR RENT S-room furnlahed apart
ment, does in. gang. IS Mlatleto.
POR SALE Corn at Win. Corcoran1,
Rosa Lana.
POR BALE Christmas greenery, holly
wreathe, evergreen door gnands,
eut holly, mistletoe, boutonnler.
Monarch Seed at Peed Co.
POR RENT 7-roora unfurnished
hous, do In. Rcssonsble Pbon
ISM.
POR SALB Pumlahad or unfurnlh
d, 4-room modern home, two bed
rooms, dinette, flreplftc. close In.
ibot west Main.
FOR SALE walnut.
Pern Vsllsy.
Oeo. Alford.
WANTED Used rwjtaumnt oounter
and stool. Phone 3038.
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TABLE DECORATIONS!
Colorful paper cutouts for your
table and other holiday uses
Hurry while they last! Ask your Standard Service
Man for your Santa Gaus cutouts easily made
into attractive place cards, nut cups, center piece
or other decorations for your Christinas table,
tree, mantel or windows. Each cutout Includes two
Santas and two paper Christmas trees over 6Vi
inches high in full color free from advertis
ing matter. Illustrated here are four of the un
usual table decorations you can make with them.
No charge or obligation! Drive in for yours soon!
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OH SALS Bishop's rtuttc bird
houae and feeder make Meal
gift. Monarch Seed reed Co.
ROOM and BOARJ S14 Beetty.
WANTED Sxperleneed middle-aged
woman dinner cook for emeu cafe
In Medford. Orve age, reference
and where last worked, write Tri
bune, Box 489.
POR SALE Olve rosea for Christmas.
A complete stock of northwest
grown No. I buah. Monarch Bead
Peed Co.
PLANER BLOX Big; 300 CI. load.
-0u. rvmu. lei. sill.
CHRISTMAS TREES, wreathes and
greenery. The best m town. Pries
right. Bert Johnston, corner Sixth
tnd West Main Street, next to
Ororsrt Dairy. Open day and night.
WANTED To give away, three pup
Pie. Phone 333.
POR 8ALB ooldflsh Mid aquariums.
Idesl gifts for the young and the
ahut-lns. Monarch Seed at Peed Co.
JOE EARLEr. Proprtotor of Hotel
Holland Is now operating the Hol
land Coffee Shop.
NEW LOW PRICE Oseco Briquet,
per ton. sacked. S19.M. Med. Fuel.
Tel. Sill.
HUBBARD BROS, hav a number of
the beautiful and rare silver Fir
Chrlsunaa Tree.
WANTED
SCRAP IRON
Loading en oar for lnunedlav ghks
ment. Higher prlcee.
MEDPORD BAROAHf HOrJSS
Phone 3744 37 N. Orspe
RAW PURS WANTED
HIOHEST cash price paid for Mush
rata. Skunk, Mink. Coyote and Bob
Cat.
Investigate our price befor you
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